Record checked on 25 October 2026.

TANK Architectes

Architecture firm in Lille · founded in 2005

Overview

TANK is a Lille studio founded in 2005 by Olivier Camus and Lydéric Veauvy, whose two-person partnership produces context-driven, carefully detailed buildings. Its portfolio spans schools, housing, cultural venues and workplaces in northern France, Paris and Belgium, from the Minoterie lofts in Roubaix to the Carré Janson in Tournai.

Founded
2005
Team
—
Projects
6
Awards
7

Founded in Lille in 2005.

Partners and founders

Olivier CamusCo-founder / Partner
Lydéric VeauvyCo-founder / Partner

Fields of work

Educational buildings · Housing · Cultural facilities · Workplaces · Private houses

Built work

2026

Le Nouveau Chapitre (Théâtre de Seclin)

Seclin · Performing arts venue
2025

Carré Janson

Tournai, Belgium · Cultural and events venue
2024

My Little Nation – office building, place de la Nation

Paris · Office building
2022

Résidence rue Castagnary

Paris · Housing
2020

Lycée Léonard de Vinci (with COSA)

Saint-Germain-en-Laye · High school
2009

La Minoterie – 44 lofts

Roubaix · Housing (industrial conversion)

Prizes and awards

  • 2026Victoires du Paysage (Campus International Lesaffre, with Emma Blanc)
  • 2024Grands Prix SIMI – office building category (My Little Nation)
  • 2023Prix de l'Habitat, Ordre des architectes
  • 2020Trophées Eiffel (Lycée Léonard de Vinci)
  • 201140 under 40
  • 2009Équerre d'argent – housing category nomination (La Minoterie)
  • 2006Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes et des Paysagistes (AJAP)

Frequently asked questions

Where is TANK Architectes based?

The firm's address is 33 rue de la Justice, 59000 Lille.

When was TANK Architectes founded?

It was founded in 2005.

How can I contact TANK Architectes?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 3 28 14 03 59, by email at contact@tank.fr and through its website tank.fr.

What are the main projects of TANK Architectes?

Its built work includes Le Nouveau Chapitre (Théâtre de Seclin) (Seclin, 2026), Carré Janson (Tournai, Belgium, 2025) and My Little Nation – office building, place de la Nation (Paris, 2024).